Fabian Raemy majored in Political Science at Toronto Metropolitan University where he honed his skills as an investigative researcher, reporter and journalist. Although the journey started with politics, it quickly led to the world of sustainability. With a passion for green building and a need to share the truth, Fabian is always on the hunt for the next big piece of sustainability news.
A team of researchers at Montana State University has developed a new type of building material made from fungi and bacteria, offering a promising alternative to traditional construction materials like concrete. The innovative material, detailed in a study published this […]
Green Building Conferences in Canada 2026 Event Calendar Updated: March 10, 2026 Whether you want to learn all you can about green building, do some networking or you just feel like spending a couple of days getting inspired about a
Despite record-breaking population growth, housing starts in Canada have remained virtually flat, a trend that has raised concerns over the province’s ability to meet its housing targets and address a worsening affordability crisis. Data released this month by the Canada
Canada’s construction industry showed modest signs of recovery in 2024, with investment rising in both residential and non-residential building projects. New figures from BuildForce Canada and Statistics Canada indicate that despite recent economic uncertainty, the construction sector has stabilized and
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is urging all federal parties to treat construction as a national priority in the upcoming election, warning that underinvestment could stall growth, delay housing development and widen the infrastructure gap. With both major party leaders
Alberta is experiencing a construction boom fueled by a housing strategy initiated under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The policy, aimed at increasing housing supply and density across Canada, set the stage for rapid development, particularly in cities like Calgary.
The Government of Canada is investing $6 million into four green construction projects across Ontario, supporting low-carbon building materials and mass timber innovations. The funding, part of Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) Green Construction through Wood (GCWood) and Investments in Forest
President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian imports (and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs) could greatly impact construction in both Canada and the United States’ if the tariffs were to stay in place. Industry experts warn that these tariffs will significantly increase construction costs
A new report from the Pembina Institute states the urgent need for Ontario to prioritize clean energy initiatives, positioning the province as a leader in low-carbon economic growth while addressing affordability and energy security concerns. The report, Assembling the Future:
A global study by One Click LCA found that over 80 percent of surveyed professionals stated that EPDs influenced their purchasing decisions, reflecting the growing importance of sustainability and carbon transparency in procurement. The study gathered insights from 150 qualified
